Weschler interviews Hockney:
“'And what,' I asked, 'so captivated him in Rembrandt?'
'The hand!' he replied instantly. 'The evidence of a human
hand moving. I could feel his elbow jutting, the way he balanced and rebalanced
his pen between his fingers, adjusting and readjusting. Every mark, visible.
The boldness and yet the economy of means. The precision and yet the liveliness
of gesture of observed and rendered gesture.'
'...The Chinese say that painting draws on three things: the eye, the heart, and the hand. And I longed to return to the hand.'"
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